Atomic Time Synchronizer is a useful and handy utility to keep your PC clock accurate.

It periodically checks and synchronizes your computer clock with NIST atomic time servers, or synchronizes time between computers.

Why Atomic Time Synchronizer?
1. First and foremost, Microsoft Windows (98/XP/2003/Vista) keeps losing or gaining time. You need a more accurate PC clock.

2. For reliability purposes, Atomic Time Synchronizer uses multiple redundant time servers to ensure that your PC clock is accurate even when some of the time servers are offline.

3. Atomic Time Synchronizer works with all Windows versions from Windows 98 to the latest Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008, and can run as a Windows/NT service.

Key Features of Atomic Time Synchronizer
Synchronizes time with NIST atomic time servers
Synchronizes time between computers
Can act as a time server
Can run as a Windows service

Supports SNTP (the Simple Network time protocol)
Supports the TIME protocol
Can be invoked at the command line, and called in batch files
Can synchronize time with any server running SNTP or TIME protocol
Periodically checks and synchronizes time

Displays time in either local time or UTC/GMT
Can monitor Windows time change event, and adjust automatically
Easy to use and configure

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